Gaming Mouse Thread V7, where all gamers gathers
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 Aug 13 2020, 09:23 AM
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I used to use gigabyte m6800 for years until it broke. Replace it with another m6800 until it broke a year later. Now using logitech g102 hopefully it would last a bit longer until I got the funds to buy a better mouse. Any recommendation on a good mouse that are sturdy enough to handle daily use?
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Aug 17 2020, 12:59 PM
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QUOTE(Jared21 @ Aug 15 2020, 01:23 AM) Logitech seems to have some of the studier mice in the market though thats just my opinion since i've been using Logitech mice for a quite a while. My G502 has been going strong for almost 6 years now and is now being used by my gf. I just replaced the stock feet with Tiger Arc skates and she applied a vinyl warp on it. I hope my g102 would last at least for a year or two. I also have a philips gaming mouse which I bought on a whim because it's cheap (not sure about the quality).Although most mice should last quite long if you take care of it  If there is a need to upgrade I may end up getting a g403 HERO or g502 HERO. |
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